The Supreme Court granted anticipatory bail to Bhojpuri singer Neha Singh Rathore in a case linked to her tweets about PM Narendra Modi, Bihar elections and communal politics. The Court made her earlier interim protection from arrest permanent while the case proceedings continue.
The Supreme Court granted interim protection from arrest to folk singer Neha Singh Rathore in a case linked to her social media remarks on the Pahalgam terror attack. The Court directed her to cooperate with the investigation while ordering that no coercive action be taken at this stage.
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has appointed Delhi-based criminal lawyer Shri Singh as the Special Public Prosecutor to represent the NIA in the Pahalgam terror attack case, ensuring swift legal action and justice for the victims.
A special NIA court in Jammu granted investigators 45 extra days to keep two accused in custody over the Pahalgam terror attack. The extension was allowed as DNA profiling, forensic tests and mobile data linked to Pakistani numbers are still awaited.
The MHA has decided to grant a visitor visa to Rakshanda Rashid, a Pakistani woman deported post-Pahalgam attack. The Jammu & Kashmir High Court dismissed her plea after the Centre’s assurance.
A special Jammu court has extended NIA custody of two accused who allegedly harboured Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists behind the April 22 Pahalgam attack that killed 26 people. The accused reportedly gave food and shelter to the Pakistani militants before the brutal strike.
The NIA has secured a five-day remand for two Pahalgam residents, Parvaiz Ahmad Jothar and Bashir Ahmad Jothar, for allegedly harboring terrorists behind April’s attack that killed 26 tourists. They provided shelter and support to the attackers, confirming their identities as Pakistani militants linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba. Further investigations are ongoing.
A Goa-born Christian man from Pakistan approached the Supreme Court seeking Indian citizenship under the CAA. The Court refused to entertain the plea, saying, “He must approach the Bombay High Court for any relief.”
